Voiture
- In Mont-Dauphin railway station, on the RN 94 : direction Réotier.
- Or, from the north side of Saint-Clément-sur-Durance on the Le plan de Phazy : direction Réotier.
Train SNCF train station of Mont-Dauphin.
Taxis and shuttles just in front of the station.
Perched on steep slopes, Réotier has the first view of the sunrise, and the Durance River, tamed by man, flows at its feet .
The village also has an unrestricted view of Mont-Dauphin, the fortified town listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Local attractions
Geological curiosity: the Petrifying Fountain of Réotier, whose water is 20-21° C, is rich in dissolved limestone, which drips into wide bowls from strange rock formations.
Gateway to the Ecrins National Park.
Square tower, standing alone above the village, vestige of a 13th-century castle. 19th-century Saint-Michel church, with an attractive bell tower made from beautiful stones.
Notre-Dame-des-Neiges chapel, in Casses.
Wide view of the Durance River and Mont-Dauphin.
Tête de Vautisse peak (3,156 m). Trébou Lake. Waterfalls.
Viewpoint indicator at Truchet.
Local events
Patronal fair : February 3 and Septembre 29.
Historical information
The presence of Romans was noted as early as the Gallic invasion, and was reinforced over time by the construction of the Cottia Way, linking Rome to its provinces in southern Europe, via the Col de Montgenèvre.
Réotier and Saint-Clément were a single town until the early Middle Ages, and, according to tradition, split in the 13th century. The two towns were separate in 1284.
The parish of Réotier, which initially stretched as far as Saint-Clément, was dedicated to Saint Pancras.
After separating from the parish of Saint-Clément, the parish of Réotier was dedicated to Saint Michael the Archangel.
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